Even though it’s 2013 now, I still come across quite a lot of Flash-based websites. Flash may be flexible when it comes to moving around objects and making lots of “cool” bells and whistles, but it only makes users more annoyed and costs more money to businesses.
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When it comes to building online forms for e-commerce websites or contact pages, many website owners don’t think not only about how to make them accessible to those who are blind and using screen readers or whose who are having difficulties with using keyboards, but also for deaf and hard of hearing people.
Comments closedOne of my major pet peeves about websites are “click here” links. They not only make web content long-winded, but also cause issues with user experience, web accessibility, and search engine optimization. The “Click here” links were originally meant to be used with a mouse, but there are people who use keyboards and screen readers who would not benefit from it. They are also not friendly to search engines.
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